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Two trains from Taipei’s troubled Wenhu Mass Rapid Transit Line collided inside a depot Thursday, causing NT$1 million in damage, the city said. No injuries were reported as none of the trains were carrying passengers at the time, according to the city...
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Taipei, Nov. 26 (CNA) Taiwan is planning to reduce the commodity tax on liquefied petroleum gas (LPG)-powered hybrid cars to encourage consumers to buy the less polluting vehicles, with the Executive Yuan passing a draft amendment Thursday as the first...
Tags: hybrid cars, Taiwan, commodity tax, LPG, lpg hybrid, Taipei, Environment, Hybrid vehicle, United States Environmental Protection Agency, Business Finance, Emission standards, Automobile, Hybrid electric vehicle, Alternative propulsion
Kayo CNA staff writer Taipei's volatile real estate market has been thriving recently after a few quarters in the doldrums, but recent proposals to raise various property-related taxes and complaints by city residents that housing is too expensive have...
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Visitor arrivals from China totaled 688,000 in the first nine months of 2009, up 207 percent from the same period of last year, according to statistics released yesterday by the Ministry of Transportation and Communications. The increase was mainly due...
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Taiwan's economy contracted at a slower pace year-on-year in the third quarter and the government raised its growth forecast for 2010 as rising demand from mainland China spurs a recovery. The island's gross domestic product shrank a smaller-than-forecast...
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Changhua, Nov. 26 (CNA) The Changhua County government has set up a family care center that pools the resources of civic groups and private charitable organizations with the aim of strengthening social security in the central county. At an opening ceremony...
Tags: Changhua County, social security, Taiwan, Taipei, Typhoon Morakot, Social Issues, Changhua City
Taipei, Nov. 26 (CNA) The current influenza A(H1N1) outbreak in Taiwan is expected to slow down in mid-December with the expansion of the ongoing vaccination program to the wider population, the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) said Thursday...Tuesday,...
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Action filmmaker John Woo has made a career out of macho fare like "Hard Boiled," "The Killer," "Face/ Off" and "Mission: Impossible II," riddled with bullets and charred with gunpowder. So it might surprise people to learn the director has never fired...
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Taipei, Nov. 26 (CNA) The Executive Yuan approved Thursday a NT$3.99 trillion (US$122.8 billion) budget for the i-Taiwan 12 projects, which involve carrying out major infrastructure construction to boost economic growth and create jobs. Thursday, NT$2.79...
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At the sidelines of an HR conference in Mumbai, Pai shared with DNA Amit Tripathi his company's approach to cost cutting and cash utilisation as good times return. Excerpts from an interview: For next fiscal, you said recruitment won't be as much as...
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